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From: dan@mdbs.uucp (Daniel Lawrence)
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Subject: Re: EMACS
Summary: line terminators
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Date: 20 May 91 19:08:44 GMT
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In article <JOHN.91May16230345@gna.axis-design.fr> john@gna.axis-design.fr (John Hughes) writes:
>Well, maybe.  But on my cheap XT clone Freemacs keeps hanging, so I
>stick with the horrid Micro Emacs (well, not realy, now I have Vpix
>(dos under Unix) so I'm going to use Gnu Emacs, just whip up
>something to insert & remove those stupid CR's when I load'n'save).
>
>John Hughes

	Well, if you add the following to your emacs.rc file for that
horrid MicroEMACS:

	set $lterm 10

	it will do exactly that, translating <LF> to <RET><LF> on
reading and translating <RET><LF> to <LF> on writing. (Any version from
3.10 forward).

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